13 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
1
The article discusses the artichoke as a variety of thistle from Barbary and its wild growth along the Mediterranean coast from Morocco to Palestine. It emphasizes cooperation with the saying each for all and all for each, urging people to work together.
Arthur Bower of Fairbury was in town Monday. Mrs. T. N. Reiber of Hollenberg visited Steele City. Several locals sick with the flu recover, schools reopen, and quarantine ends. George Patterson to hold a public sale Feb 27. W. C. Kasparek reports real estate for sale. A funeral is noted for William With, sudden death after influenza. Joe Dressen signs with Oklahoma City in the Western league.
Steady employment and good wages for several men. Write or call on Geo. Bloom in Steele City Nebraska.
A reflective note cites the idea that mindset governs inner harmony. It urges readers to examine personal thoughts and their influence on outward calm and conduct.
The text recounts a fallen magnate once lavish in a marble palace and Quinta Carolina. He and his family face destitution as his stores and bottlings are looted. He is expelled from Mexico within 24 hours amid confiscations and impoverishment.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and phrases. It references music lessons, emotions, and various proper nouns such as Gertie, Mayenna, Anton, Sau Jos, and EEE 1S, but contains no coherent events or clear narrative.
A damaged fragment reports a pastor claiming his son Ola is safe, with references to a Christiania tale and a judge’s ruling. The text is garbled and offers limited, uncertain detail about the outcome or individuals involved.
Classified notice describes a damaged Ford car with missing engine and carburetor, bent front axle, punctured tires, and missing fenders. It notes three years old, four in spring, with speed claimed but hard to crank and burns oil or tobacco juice. Inquires welcomed at E. Stole.
A reader describes persistent dark marks left by a food chopper on the drainboard. Adhesive plaster and natt- strips were used to cover clamps, preventing marks and reducing washing effort. Good Housekeeping.
An unusual sprinkler system uses iron pipe attached to a structure in Los Angeles to water rose hedges and grounds. A perforated pipe on a tower top delivers water, spraying the hedge and border of a library area, making irrigation simple.
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